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Oct. 31st, 2008 02:11 pmSo my friends!
Starting on Saturday it's Nov. 1st. This marks the beginning of the annual wordcount game known as nanowrimo, or National Novel Writing Month. I tried it once a long time ago, and lemme tell you it's hard if you're not really a writer, or have a really good idea.
That said, I too have an art form that I could use a kick in the pants to get going on. Namely photography.
Thus I present to you the second annual NaPhotoMo.
I'll be taking photos and posting one newly taken photo a day for the month of November. If I can I'll keep it up for as long as I can, but I really want to get through November doing it. I'd like to encourage all of you out there who have cameras to join me on this odyssey of visual documentation. To further any communication on said subject I'm also launching a website, mostly just for the heckuvit.
http://www.naphotomo.org
*UPDATE*
50 photos in the month, since a photo is worth a thousand words! -![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jadia
Come register, stick in a link to your flickr, your gallery, or wherever you're posting your daily shots. Discuss foibles and amusements. Ask for tips, come up with theme days, etc.
(Pretty please?)
Starting on Saturday it's Nov. 1st. This marks the beginning of the annual wordcount game known as nanowrimo, or National Novel Writing Month. I tried it once a long time ago, and lemme tell you it's hard if you're not really a writer, or have a really good idea.
That said, I too have an art form that I could use a kick in the pants to get going on. Namely photography.
Thus I present to you the second annual NaPhotoMo.
I'll be taking photos and posting one newly taken photo a day for the month of November. If I can I'll keep it up for as long as I can, but I really want to get through November doing it. I'd like to encourage all of you out there who have cameras to join me on this odyssey of visual documentation. To further any communication on said subject I'm also launching a website, mostly just for the heckuvit.
http://www.naphotomo.org
*UPDATE*
50 photos in the month, since a photo is worth a thousand words! -
jadiaCome register, stick in a link to your flickr, your gallery, or wherever you're posting your daily shots. Discuss foibles and amusements. Ask for tips, come up with theme days, etc.
(Pretty please?)
